Denver, CO -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/26/2014 -- More people are becoming concerned about controlling their energy consumption at home and at work. E3 Power recently posted a blog about how people can find out more about their carbon footprint and what it all means. Learning how to conserve energy is a way to save money and take care of the environment.

In Find Out More About Your Carbon Footprint And What It Means, E3 Power explains the importance of each person knowing how much energy they are consuming. This makes it possible to establish sustainable life habits that are environmentally friendly. Having this information also makes it easier to create a better and more efficient world for future generations.

According to E3 Power, a carbon footprint estimates the amount of land and ocean area that will be required for a person's consumption and waste throughout their lifetime. It helps people understand how long the earth will be able to support the demands of human life. As a result, people can determine which practices they can change to preserve non-renewable resources.

When people determine their carbon footprint, they often decide to change their life choices and activities. E3 Power helps individuals and companies learn more about energy consumption and how to reduce ongoing use without compromising comfort or efficiency. Considering how energy is being used today helps to preserve natural resources for tomorrow.

About E3 Power
E3 Power works with various clients to help them comprehend and control energy consumption. An inspection is done and utility consumption is analyzed to establish an action plan that targets energy conservation as well as comfort and safety.

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E3 Power
1616 17th St #383
Denver, CO 80202

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Denver, CO -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/29/2014 -- In its recent blog entry, E3 Power presented several major ways people waste energy at work. Saving energy is good for the environment and helps to save money. A few simple changes make it easy to save a significant amount of energy at the workplace.

In Six Ways People Waste Energy at Work, E3 Power states lighting is the first on the list to consider where energy is wasted. Commercial buildings often waste up to half their lighting energy by leaving lights on when the office is unoccupied. Other mistakes include using too many lights or higher wattage than necessary.

E3 Power reminds businesses about leaving appliances plugged in at night. Unplugging radios, microwave ovens and DVD players can help to save energy. Using a power strip is an easy way to shut them down at the end of a day.

According to E3 Power, energy is also wasted by personal printers and computers. Printers sitting idle all day waste energy and should be turned off at night. Another solution is installing a central printer. Computers also waste energy as many makers discourage completely shutting them down. The power saver setting with a blank screen is the best way to save energy when computers are not in use.

Inappropriate office temperature settings can waste energy and money. When the office is too cold in the summer, excessive air conditioning is being used. If people need to use space heaters in the winter, more energy is being wasted. E3 Power helps commercial facilities and residences examine their energy use to reduce their carbon footprint and save money.

About E3 Power
E3 Power works with all types of clients to help them understand and control energy consumption through numerical analysis and building science. An inspection is done and utility consumption is analyzed to create an action plan that targets energy conservation, safety and comfort.

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E3 Power
1616 17th St #383
Denver, CO 80202

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Denver, CO -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/26/2013 -- An energy efficient website is reporting ways people unknowingly waste energy in a residential house. Even conscientious consumers could be wasting energy without realizing it. Residences are prioritizing energy efficiency as utility costs continue to soar.

How You Can Waste Energy Without Knowing It reveals doing laundry is a way energy is often wasted. People wrongly believe extremely hot water makes clothes cleaner. Washing clothes at 86 degrees will get them as clean as washing them at 104 degrees. This also uses 30 percent less energy. Drying clothes outside is another way to save energy and money.

When people clean, they believe hot water is the sole way to kill bacteria. It has been proven water as cool as 40 degrees can reduce bacteria as well as hot water. Water heaters can be turned down to make a big difference in energy consumption.

Keeping items plugged in is another way energy is wasted. Leaving printers, computers and televisions plugged in can suck up power. People can reduce home energy use by 30 percent or more by unplugging electric devices when they are not being used.

A drafty house is also a way people waste energy. Drafts can was up to 30 percent of the overall energy usage in a home. People should look for leaks under doors, near windows and where pipes and wires exit from foundations. Basic energy efficiency tips help to save money and the planet.

About E3 Power
E3 Power (http://e3power.net) provides energy efficiency auditing and home performance contracting throughout the state of Colorado.

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E3 Power
1616 17th St #383
Denver, CO 80202
(303) 292-1233

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